Regenerative Aesthetics

Eatontown, NJ

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80% of aging is related to hormones, nutrition and environmental factors, NOT genetics. Regenerative treatments focus on restoring the youthful structure and function of tissue by upregulating natural regenerative processes. Your skin reflects your health. We can’t treat skin from the outside alone. 

An approach for optimal and lasting outcomes includes:

  1. INTERNAL WELLNESS (Hormone optimization, peptide therapy, and detoxification)
  2. EXTERNAL HEALTH (bones, muscle, fat, and skin).

For instance, estradiol protects and helps to maintain bone density and strength, maintains collagen and skin integrity, helps with memory, and lowers cholesterol and increases HDL. Testosterone benefits men and women by improving cognition, memory and focus, increasing overall well-being, enhancing libido and performance.

What Affects the Aging Clock

  1. Environment (sleep, diet, pollution, and smoking)
  2. Physical activity
  3. Hormone control
  4. Metabolic balance
  5. Stress management

Our rate of aging is dependent on the balance between degeneration and regeneration in virtually all tissues. Regenerative Medicine/Aesthetics reflect the desire to want natural results by stimulating one’s own collagen and elastin – all activating cells to regenerate and repair tissue, including an increase in hair growth. All of the regenerative concepts do this by decreasing inflammation, decreasing healing time, increasing blood flow and circulation, and stimulating collagen/elastin growth. PDRN aka salmon sperm/sodium DNA, polypeptides, platelet derived growth factors, exosomes and LED light are all modalities that achieve this goal.

The Three Pillars of Regenerative Aesthetics
  1. Aesthetic Regenerative Scaffold (Biostimulatory Fillers, HA, PMMA)
  2. Biochemical Cues (Platelet Rich Fibrin)
  3. Exosomes and Polydeoxyribonucleotides
We like to think of Biostimulators for Skin Rejuvenation as involving four processes
  1. Biorevitalization: restoring the loss in skin nourishment by directly providing vital components such as amino acids, vitamins, nucleotides, and collagen
  2. Biostimulation: stimulates the synthesis or release of some biologic components such as growth factors, collagen, and elastin
  3. Bioregeneration: stimulates the body’s natural regenerative process of tissue regrowth that retains proper physiologic function
  4. Skin boosters: bioactives that help skin to increase or improve function

The Facial Harmony Approach

The Facial Harmony Approach combines medical-grade skincare with advanced rejuvenation treatments to address every aspect of facial aging. Rather than relying on a single treatment, it uses a personalized combination of skincare, lasers, non-surgical lifting, radiofrequency microneedling, exosomes, skin boosters, biostimulators, and other advanced techniques to achieve the most natural, balanced, and long-lasting results.

  1. Changes in skin quality – treated with medical-grade skincare, chemical peels, laser treatments, and skin boosters to improve hydration, texture, and overall skin health.
  2. Dynamic lines and wrinkles – treated with neuromodulators such as Botox, Dysport, Daxxify, Xeomin, or Letybo alongside laser treatments where appropriate.
  3. Loss of tissue elasticity – treated with radiofrequency microneedling, laser treatments, non-surgical lifting, biostimulators, and, in some cases, surgery.
  4. The effects of gravity – treated with non-surgical lifting, radiofrequency microneedling, laser treatments, biostimulators, or surgery, depending on the degree of laxity.
  5. Soft tissue & bone loss – treated with dermal fillers, biostimulation, or energy-based treatments to restore support, volume, and facial balance.
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This Is How We Define The Facial Harmony Approach

Many types of biostimulators are used in regenerative aesthetics including hyaluronic acid, platelet rich fibrin, stem cells, exosomes and polydeoxyribonucleotides. Biostimulators can be utilized in facial rejuvenation, hair restoration, body contouring, and dermatologic conditions.

Exosomes are used in aesthetics to pretreat to clean up senescent (old dying) cells, as post treatment to enhance the effects of bio stimulation, to enhance the effects of collagen, pre and post laser and in synergy with laser to normalize superficial blood vessels (rosacea) and reduce brown spots (dyschromia). Generally, most people want more of an improvement with less down time and pain. Typically, the regenerative approach can achieve that.

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